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The white election : a song cycle for soprano and piano on 32 poems of Emily Dickinson / Gordon Getty

Material Type	score
Publisher	Bryn Mawr, Pa. : T. Presser, sole representative ; Rork Music
Year	c1986
Language	English
Size	1 score (95 p.) ; 31 cm

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Media type	楽譜（印刷）
Contents	pt.1. The pensive spring: I sing to use the waiting (major setting) There is a morn by men unseen I had a guinea golden If she had been the mistletoe New feet within my garden go She bore it I taste a liquor never brewed I should not dare to leave my friend pt.2. So we must meet apart: There came a day at summer's full The first day's night had come The soul selects her own society It was not death, for I stood up When I was small, a woman died I cried at pity, not at pain The night was wide I cannot live with you pt.3. Almost peace: My first well day, since many ill It ceased to hurt me I like to see it lap the miles Split the lark and you'll find the music The crickets sang After a hundred years The clouds their backs together laid I shall not murmur pt.4. My feet slip nearer: The grave my little cottage is I did not reach thee My wars are laid away in books There came a wind like a bugle The going from a world we know Upon his saddle sprung a bird Beauty crowds me I sing to use the waiting (minnor setting)
Notes	Words printed as text with notes: p. vi-xiv Duration: ca. 60:00 English words
Authors	Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886 Getty, Gordon
Subjects	FREE:For voice (S) and piano FREE:Songs (High voice) with piano FREE:Song cycles FREE:Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886 -- Musical settings All Subject Search
Classification	LCC:M1621.4 .G
ID	6000342763
楽器編成	For voice (S) and piano